Dyer
Americannoun
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John, 1700–58, British poet.
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Mary, 1611?–60, American Quaker religious martyr, born in England.
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London's Shanelle Dyer had a memorable debut as she stopped Ravena Oliveira in the second round but Liverpudlian Kurtis Campbell's first UFC bout ended in defeat as he was knocked out by Danny Silva.
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She starred in The Great Gatsby last year - a performance that earned her a WhatsOnStage Award at the weekend - and then joined the last series of Strictly Come Dancing in September as a late replacement for Dani Dyer.
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The court heard the sentencing hearing would take place in the afternoon so Dyer's family could attend by video-link.
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Dyer lived in Theriot, Louisiana, and lost his mother and younger sister in a crash 10 years before his own death.
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An obituary posted on a funeral home website after Dyer's death said he was "sweet, gentle, quiet, kind and very caring to those he loved".
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